Western fixed blade knife
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Western fixed blade knife
I would like to see if somebody could identify the year of this knife
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Thanks for the information but this is a different patent number 1967-47 kind of throwing me off
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196747 there's no nine at the end
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I don't think so got me all confused I've seen one more with the same patent number but no information seems nobody knows
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The patent was for Western's bifurcated tang. I think knife is 1950s.
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Thank you for your reply that helps there's one reply on the internet where a guy thought he seen a dog head on the blade but it's not it's a Lions head sticking up from the Safari grass and a bird leaning over in the grass
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Whatever is etched on the blade face was put there by someone else not the factory.
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Looks like a rust etch to me and I agree with MB, it certainly didn't leave the factory with whatever it is. Western was not known for etching blades with anything but the buffalo skull or the tic tac toe etches and those were not in that area of the blade.
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Y'all may be absolutely correct because I don't know I know it's some grass sketched on it with a lion's head sticking up and some type of bird leaning over pecking the grass who put it on there I have no idea but then it's day it looked pretty cool
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What is the blade length and what is the overall length?
Also, if you look down on the handle, is it solid composition pearl, or does it have a combination pearl and black handle (layered, with the black against the tang)?
Also, if you look down on the handle, is it solid composition pearl, or does it have a combination pearl and black handle (layered, with the black against the tang)?